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John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

Kennedy, John F. A Golf Ball Owned by John F. Kennedy, Taken from His Golf Tote Bag. Elijah Jones Collection. Circa 1942. From a collection of golf balls owned by Kennedy as an ensign in the U.S. Nava

Cecil Stoughton, John F. Kennedy & Daughter Caroline, c. 1962 (printed later), C-print, 10.75" x 14", mounted 15" x 18". Artist Biography: Cecil W. Stoughton, who was President John F. Kennedy's White

4 Figural Banks: "C M Russell" w/key; Indian Bust; "Grant Wood 1891-1942" w/key; "John F. Kennedy 1917 - 1963"

Tribal carved and polychromed wood mask, 20th c., probably Ivory Coast, painted decoration, 14"h x 8"w x 5"d Provenance: Estate of Jacques Lowe, official photographer of President John F. Kennedy

Combat artist painting, John F. Kennedy's PT 109, 20th c., oil on canvas, signed "J.N. Gilbert U.S.N.", depicts a Patrol Torpedo boat with "109" faintly visible on the bow, 25"h x 34.75"w (sight), 29"

camel back with outset arms h. 37 w. 72 d. 30 Provenance: Estate of John F. Ball, Television and Film Production Executive, Greenwich, CT

John Vesey, console table, c. 1958, John Vesey (American, 1924-1992), aluminum, bronze, glass, unsigned, 34"h x 60.5"l x 18"w Provenance: The Collection of Anne and George Lichtblau

Late 18th/early 19th Century, of rectangular shape with apron-carved knees and long cabriole legs h. 27 w. 30 d. 20 in. Provenance: Estate of John F. Ball, Television and Film Production Executive, Gr

19th Century Renaissance Carved Walnut Cabinet. Highly carved details with iron pull, single drawer and door, key included. Measures 42" H x 42" W x 18" D. Provenance: from the John C. Lilly Research

Ronald E. Lawson(b. 1939)Trapper, 1982Oil on panelSigned and dated at the lower edge, left of center: R.E. Lawson ©11" H x 18" W Provenance: Trailside Galleries, Scottsdale, AZ